For those who didn't make the meeting last night, I am giving a talk
about what Free Software is. The talk is 7pm tonight (Oct 3) in
VH1000.
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Hi i just installed redhat 7.3 at the installfest and
I am trying to set it up so that I can look at all the
computers and groups on the network. I can do this on
windows XP but can't seem to get it to work on redhat.
I can see things on the internet, it knows my
ethernet card and all that. I
You might want to check out xsmbrowser. I've used it pretty frequently. It
a set of scripts that run on top of the command line tools and offers a
graphical frontend. It is basically installed by unpacking the tar.gz
file and then running the script by going to the directory where it is at
You might want to check out xsmbrowser. I've used it pretty frequently. It
a set of scripts that run on top of the command line tools and offers a
graphical frontend. It is basically installed by unpacking the tar.gz
file and then running the script by going to the directory where it is at
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I just noticed something very odd, my box on the campus network is
running a mail server that can, if the firewall allowed it, send and
recieve mail from the outside world. However, I was under the impression
that said firewall disallowed that, in
I had a similiar experience last year, but it didn't work with any
regularity. I'm using postfix and outgoing mail, as expected can be sent
anywhere, but sometimes (and I haven't found any pattern to when it will
work) I can, for example, send something to yahoo mail account and reply
and
